St Luke’s Hospital – Anderson Campus Program

Program Identity & Fit

St. Luke's Diagnostic Radiology Residency is a community-based, university-affiliated program (faculty hold appointments at Temple's Lewis Katz School of Medicine) training six residents per year across three campuses in the Lehigh Valley region of Pennsylvania. The program is developing an ESIR track to formalize an interventional radiology pathway, and it emphasizes exposure across community hospital, regional breast imaging, and multi-campus settings rather than a single quaternary tertiary-care center. Research is framed institutionally as part of St. Luke's broader mission rather than as a residency-specific mandate, with network-wide infrastructure (IRB, post-doctoral research fellowship, clinical trials) available to residents. The network's stated emphasis on community benefit, regional service, and integration with a large multi-specialty GME system (60+ programs, ~50% resident retention) suggests a program that values residents oriented toward long-term regional practice or continued affiliation with the sponsoring institution.